"The national debate about what to do in the Middle East falls into several specific categories.
There's the 'do it now' crowd and the 'do it later' crowd.
It should be noted that there is also a 'let's not do anything' or a 'let's run away' crowd who are called liberals and/or Democrats.
The 'do it now' crowd is now rooting for Israel to get rid of Hezbollah in Lebanon. The 'do it later' crowd advises that waiting is best, proudly pointing to how we patiently waited for the former Soviet Union to implode.
But history is filled with examples of why 'do it now' is a better idea, because failure to respond to Big Trouble almost always results in Even Bigger Trouble." — Alan Caruba
Monday, July 31, 2006
Do it now or Do it later?
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Sunday, July 30, 2006
Maybe there is still hope...
is a book that was written by Walid Shoebat, an alias that replaces the name of a former terrorist who today identifies that hatred of Jews is the driving force and the root of the terrorism racking the Middle East.
He has been praised by no less than prominent Jewish rabbis, Christian leaders and leaders of conservative think tanks worldwide.
Mr. Shoebat's story is well worth looking into.
There are free radio and television show clips on this site, from Mr. Shoebat
and other reformed radical Islamo-facists who are speaking out against the bastardization of their religion. Walid Shoebat.com
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Saturday, July 29, 2006
True Friends Of Israel
True Friends Of Israel Cannot Let The Dems Take Power
July 26, 2006
While Clinton said he embraced the need for Israeli security, when the going got rough, he bowed to world opinion and called for a cease-fire. When the United States asks Israel to stop fighting, it is like a boxer’s manager throwing in the towel. The bottom line is that true friends of Israel cannot afford to let the Democrats take power in Washington.
But American Jews have voted Democrat in the past and will continue to do so in the future. It is really the Christian evangelical right that stands up for Israel.
The reason Israel has to fight in Lebanon today is that the United States did not permit it to finish the job of destroying Hezbollah in the ’90s. Now, fortunately for Israel’s true friends, the White House is letting Tel Aviv win without reining her in. Dick Morris and Eileen McGann
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice headed for Israel on Saturday to discuss terms for a UN Security Council resolution to end its 18-day-old war with Hezbollah insurgents in Lebanon.
Is Bush giving in to pressure ala Clinton?
Hezbollah says it is fighting a US-Israeli plan to wipe out all Israel's foes in the Middle East and has vowed to accept no "humiliating" terms to end the violence. Article
Is Israel Refusing to Win?xxxThe photo that says it all
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Friday, July 28, 2006
Debate Military Readiness
Dems Challenge GOP to Debate Military Readiness
Democratic members of the House Armed Services Committee on Thursday challenged House Republicans to make support of the military the primary issue in debates leading up to the fall elections. CNS Article if you want to read it.
Now the DemocRats want to support the troops.
Must be be getting close to election time.
They must think the American voters are stupid.
Oh, that's right, they do.
Murtha says, "Democrats don't want to cut and run they just want to Sever and Scurry." Cut and Run Is A False Charge
Liberals: Born to run
Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean says that "what's going on in the Middle East today" wouldn't be happening if the Democrats were in power. Yes, if the Democrats were running things, our cities would be ash heaps and the state of Israel would have been wiped off the map by now. Ann Coulter
PLEASE, FEEL FREE TO STAND IN FRONT OF THEM !"
Source: Unknown Veteran
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Thursday, July 27, 2006
Military Report 7/27
Angels Support Wounded Troops
An Internet community of support for troops overseas called Soldiers' Angels works to support wounded soldiers with backpacks filled with needed items, making personal visits and phone calls. One project, "Project Valour-IT," provides wounded troops with laptops to use from their homes and hospital beds. More than 80,000 "angels" are registered all over the world, not including the many schools, churches and other organizations that participate as communities. For more information, visit the Soldiers' Angels website and the Project Valour-IT website.
Group Helps Deployed GIs' Children
More than 115,000 kids have at least one parent deployed in the war on terrorism, and that does not include those children affected by routine deployments, according to an organization that supports military children. Salute Our Services supports servicemembers in every branch of service and their families with financial grants. The goal of the grants is to keep children of deployed servicemembers engaged in the activities they enjoy. Salute Our Services also hosts event around the country for the children as well as sending them letters of thanks. The organization has offered its services to the children of deployed servicemembers in 45 states during the past five years. For more information, visit the Salute Our Services website.
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